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QAR Graphic Organizer and Question Stems

This document provides guidance on different types of questions for comprehending a text. It outlines four categories: "Right There" questions where the answer is explicitly stated; "Pulling It Together" questions where the answer requires piecing together information from the text; "Author and Me" questions that require making connections between the text and one's own knowledge; and "On My Own" questions where the answer comes solely from one's background knowledge. It also provides question stems for generating questions within each category to improve reading comprehension.

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QAR Graphic Organizer and Question Stems

This document provides guidance on different types of questions for comprehending a text. It outlines four categories: "Right There" questions where the answer is explicitly stated; "Pulling It Together" questions where the answer requires piecing together information from the text; "Author and Me" questions that require making connections between the text and one's own knowledge; and "On My Own" questions where the answer comes solely from one's background knowledge. It also provides question stems for generating questions within each category to improve reading comprehension.

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Name: _____________________________________________ Date: __________________ Period: _______

Question Answer Relationship Practice


Right There Questions Pulling It Together Questions
The answer to these questions is in one place. Often, the These answers are in the text, but may be a little harder to
words from the question/answer are in the same sentence. find. They are found in many spots.
In the Book

Author and Me Questions On My Own Questions


The answer is not in the text. You must think about what The answer is not in the text.
you read and what you already know to get an answer. You must rely on what you know to answer the question.
In My Brain
QAR: Question StemsUse these question stems to help you generate questions.
Right There Questions Pulling It Together Questions

What did How are _____ and _____


Who did different/alike?
What was How does _____ change from the
Who are beginning to the end of?
In the Book

When did What were some of the reasons for?


Who is What were some of the problems faced
What is/was by?
Where is/was How was the problem of ____ solved?
Why did ____ do ____?
What caused ____ to happen?
What is the best summary of___?

Author and Me Questions On My Own Questions


What is the lesson?
In your opinion
What do you predict?
What would you do if
What can you infer about
How do you feel about
What can you conclude about
What do you think
How do you know?

In My Brain

Have you ever


What does _____ remind you of?
What do you think it would be like
What does the author mean by the
What do you think
phrase?
Do you believe?
Why does the author use the phrase
______ to describe?
How does the author let you know?
What will probably happen if?
What do you think would have happened
if?

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